How to Prepare for the PMP Exam: A Definitive Guide

	How to Prepare for the PMP Exam Part 3: Build a Project Study Plan | How to Prepare for the PMP Exam Part 4: Essential Study Materials
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	How to Prepare for the PMP Exam Part 1: Assess Your Eligibility Not everyone is eligible to take the Project Management Institute's exam toward PMP certification. Here's a breakdown of the requirements. (This is the first of a weekly, eight-part series of articles on preparing for the PMP exam.) Read More WEBCAST: Capgemini Unveiling Trends in Application Quality Quality assurance (QA) of business applications is the insurance policy of IT organizations and the bedrock of successful enterprises. Given the new realities of business, can QA teams successfully weather the storms with the usual skill sets, organizational structure and the testing tools of the 20th century? View Now In this Issue How to Prepare for the PMP Exam Part 3: Build a Project Study Plan How to Prepare for the PMP Exam Part 4: Essential Study Materials How to Prepare for the PMP Exam Part 5: Study Tips and Techniques How to Prepare for the PMP Exam Part 6: Using Practice Tests to Get Ready How to Prepare for the PMP Exam Part 7: Exam Day Logistics WHITE PAPER: Oracle Antidote for what pains IT in the datacenter IT managers are facing what may seem like competing requirements of super-high availability and datacenter cost reductions. It turns out that consolidating servers onto a private cloud is an effective way to promote greater efficiency and reduce the cost of downtime. Read Now! How to Prepare for the PMP Exam Part 3: Build a Project Study Plan Studying for the exam toward PMP certification will be a much less daunting task if you apply your project management skills to it and create a project plan. In this third article in CIO.com's series on preparing for the PMP exam, you'll learn the essential elements to include in your project study plan. Read More How to Prepare for the PMP Exam Part 4: Essential Study Materials Most certified project management professionals (PMPs) will tell you that passing the PMP certification exam requires a considerable amount of studying. Here's a list of essential study materials you'll need to be successful. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC BSM: The Batch Perspective Don't forget the batch. A successful business service management plan begins with a solid IT management framework such as ITIL or COBIT. But don't forget the basics: Batch Processsing Jobs. Why? Because mainframes may be out, and servers may be in, but batch jobs are still keeping consistency in the background. Read More! How to Prepare for the PMP Exam Part 5: Study Tips and Techniques The amount of material you need to master to pass the PMP certification exam may see overwhelming, but it's possible to accomplish provided you follow a simple, four-step process for studying for the exam. Read More How to Prepare for the PMP Exam Part 6: Using Practice Tests to Get Ready Despite all the studying you 've done for the Project Management Professional Exam you may be nervous about taking the test. Here we break down how PMP sample questions and PMP Exam Simulators can help test your knowledge and prepare you for the big day. Read More How to Prepare for the PMP Exam Part 7: Exam Day Logistics Don't blow your chances of passing the PMP exam and earning PMP certification by failing to prepare for exam day logistics. Here's what you need to do before the exam and on exam day to make sure you're ready mentally, physically and logistically. Read More
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